Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ brings his thoughtful lyricism and deep connection to boom-bap hip-hop to Blue Note Los Angeles. Since the breakout mixtape 1999, Joey has grown from the Pro Era movement into one of his generation’s most respected storytellers, balancing reverence for hip-hop tradition with an evolving and increasingly wide-ranging creative voice. His catalog […]
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2 events,Slava Ukraini! (or Waiting for Elon) places three soldiers—two Ukrainian and one Russian—inside the ruins of a steelworks in Mariupol, where survival, ideology, and unexpected common ground collide. Their shared love of Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings brings moments of humanity and dark humor to an intense story about war, belief, and the desperate […] |
3 events,Some stories never lose their magic, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast brings that timeless enchantment back to the stage in a newly reimagined 30th anniversary production. At the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, this beloved musical unfolds with romance, grandeur, and the classic Disney wonder audiences know and love. Featuring the Oscar winning and Tony nominated […] The Wachowskis’ visually exuberant Speed Racer races back onto the big screen in 35mm, turning the Vista into a kaleidoscopic playground of saturated color, kinetic action, and larger-than-life racing spectacle. Emile Hirsch stars as Speed, joined by Matthew Fox and Christina Ricci in the filmmakers’ bold live-action interpretation of the classic racing hero. With its […] |
4 events,Shakespeare's beloved The Comedy of Errors comes to life in a lively outdoor production from Indie Shakespeare Co., transforming Griffith Park into a stage for one of the playwright's most entertaining comedies. Packed with mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and nonstop comic misunderstandings, the play delivers a joyful evening of timeless humor that continues to delight […] Some stories never lose their magic, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast brings that timeless enchantment back to the stage in a newly reimagined 30th anniversary production. At the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, this beloved musical unfolds with romance, grandeur, and the classic Disney wonder audiences know and love. Featuring the Oscar winning and Tony nominated […] |
5 events,Shakespeare's beloved The Comedy of Errors comes to life in a lively outdoor production from Indie Shakespeare Co., transforming Griffith Park into a stage for one of the playwright's most entertaining comedies. Packed with mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and nonstop comic misunderstandings, the play delivers a joyful evening of timeless humor that continues to delight […] Some stories never lose their magic, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast brings that timeless enchantment back to the stage in a newly reimagined 30th anniversary production. At the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, this beloved musical unfolds with romance, grandeur, and the classic Disney wonder audiences know and love. Featuring the Oscar winning and Tony nominated […] |
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Revelry & Friends Birthday Extraordinaire turns Kailey’s birthday into a full-scale night of live music at The Three Clubs, bringing together Against the Sun, Fall of Damascus, and Phthalo for an energetic Hollywood celebration. The lineup gives the evening the feel of a lively showcase rather than a traditional private party, with multiple acts sharing […] Shakespeare's beloved The Comedy of Errors comes to life in a lively outdoor production from Indie Shakespeare Co., transforming Griffith Park into a stage for one of the playwright's most entertaining comedies. Packed with mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and nonstop comic misunderstandings, the play delivers a joyful evening of timeless humor that continues to delight […] Tonight at the Improv kicks off the evening with a rotating lineup of stand-up favorites, rising performers, and potential surprise guests. With the roster intentionally flexible, the show captures the spontaneous spirit that has long made the Hollywood Improv a destination for unexpected comedy appearances. The Main Room’s intimate atmosphere gives each performer a direct […] |
7 events,Samuel D. Hunter’s A Case for the Existence of God arrives at Rogue Machine Theatre in its Los Angeles premiere, bringing two fathers together in an intimate story about parenthood, economic uncertainty, vulnerability, and the unexpected connections that can emerge between strangers. Set against the pressures of everyday life, the play focuses closely on Ryan […] Shakespeare's beloved The Comedy of Errors comes to life in a lively outdoor production from Indie Shakespeare Co., transforming Griffith Park into a stage for one of the playwright's most entertaining comedies. Packed with mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and nonstop comic misunderstandings, the play delivers a joyful evening of timeless humor that continues to delight […] |
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A Wholesome, Meat and Potatoes American Romance brings an intentionally old-fashioned title and playful visual style to The Broadwater for what its creators describe as a “truly insane experience.” The production appears to play with familiar images of traditional American domestic life, using them as the foundation for something considerably more eccentric and theatrical. The […]
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This bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew approaches the familiar comedy as a provocative 21st-century examination of coercion, consent, and the psychological dynamics of relationships. Rather than treating the play’s famous battle of wills as uncomplicated farce, the production places its questions of dominance and surrender under a much sharper contemporary lens. […] |
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The beloved musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer comes to life in a playful live parody, tribute, and sing-along built for devoted Scoobies and musical-theater fans alike. The show recreates the spirit of “Once More, With Feeling” with singing, dancing, demonic chaos, and plenty of affection for the television episode that became a cult […] Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
5 events,JC Wright teams up with Esmerelda for a late-night jazz session at The Three Clubs, bringing live musicianship into the venue’s intimate lounge environment. The pairing offers a relaxed after-hours atmosphere centered on jazz performance and the easy spontaneity that comes with a smaller Hollywood room. Running into the early morning, the set has the […]
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La Luz de Jesus Gallery brings together three distinctive September exhibitions by Wini Brewer, Scott Hove, and Susie Ketchum, offering visitors a varied encounter with contemporary art through three highly individual perspectives. Brewer’s Aesthetic Strategies explores evocative visual relationships and unexpected associations, while Scott Hove’s Take Your Sweet Time uses clocks and clock parts to […]
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Object Poetry brings together Ian Burns, Bruce Conner, Tony Oursler, Chiffon Thomas, and Cajsa von Zeipel in an imaginative group exhibition exploring what happens when sculpture moves beyond straightforward representation. Spanning kinetics, assemblage, performance, sound, light, video, movement, and found objects, the works encourage visitors to experience art as something physical, psychological, and deeply participatory. […]
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Mark Innerst: Paintings 1982–2024 offers a rare survey of more than four decades of work by the Pictures Generation artist, bringing together paintings that reveal the evolution of his distinctive visual language. Known for meticulously constructed scenes and an atmospheric approach to light, scale, and illusion, Innerst creates works that can feel intimate, mysterious, and […] |
2 events,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
4 events,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] The critically acclaimed The Year We Disappeared returns for a limited engagement with a darkly comic look at one of the defining anxieties of the present: the climate crisis. Framed through the world of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the production intertwines stories of queer identity, bullying, shame, personal transformation, and even a journey back to the […] This bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew approaches the familiar comedy as a provocative 21st-century examination of coercion, consent, and the psychological dynamics of relationships. Rather than treating the play’s famous battle of wills as uncomplicated farce, the production places its questions of dominance and surrender under a much sharper contemporary lens. […] |
6 events,AnyWay Production Company brings back The Greenhouse: An Emerging Voices Festival for its third season, showcasing eight brand-new, unpublished ten-minute plays created by emerging writers, directors, performers, and creative teams. Designed as a platform for voices that have not yet received widespread exposure, the festival moves freely across genres and tones, with stories ranging from […] Samuel D. Hunter’s A Case for the Existence of God arrives at Rogue Machine Theatre in its Los Angeles premiere, bringing two fathers together in an intimate story about parenthood, economic uncertainty, vulnerability, and the unexpected connections that can emerge between strangers. Set against the pressures of everyday life, the play focuses closely on Ryan […]
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Circle The Earth headlines a full evening of live music presented by Miz C Productions, bringing a high-energy rock performance to The Three Clubs. The official calendar describes the night as an “epic” musical gathering, setting the tone for a lively showcase built around the band’s stage presence and powerful sound. The intimate Three Clubs […] |
6 events,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] AnyWay Production Company brings back The Greenhouse: An Emerging Voices Festival for its third season, showcasing eight brand-new, unpublished ten-minute plays created by emerging writers, directors, performers, and creative teams. Designed as a platform for voices that have not yet received widespread exposure, the festival moves freely across genres and tones, with stories ranging from […] The critically acclaimed The Year We Disappeared returns for a limited engagement with a darkly comic look at one of the defining anxieties of the present: the climate crisis. Framed through the world of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the production intertwines stories of queer identity, bullying, shame, personal transformation, and even a journey back to the […] |
1 event,Moving Arts presents the world premiere of In the Tomb of Ten Thousand Calendars, an ambitious drama by Stephen Dierkes that unfolds across three moments in Chinese history—1620, 1966, and the present day—all within the tomb of a Ming emperor. Across four centuries, the play follows intimate stories of people confronting family, political upheaval, memory, […] |
1 event,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
1 event,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
1 event,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
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Lisson Gallery presents Oliver Lee Jackson: Form Follows Feeling, its first Los Angeles exhibition with the Oakland-based painter, sculptor, and printmaker. Spanning several decades of Jackson’s practice, the presentation brings together paintings with marble and mixed-media sculptures, highlighting the human figure as the recurring structure around which his compositions are built. The exhibition also gives […]
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Book Soup presents David Duchovny in conversation with Jerry Stahl for an evening centered on Duchovny’s debut poetry collection, About Time: Poems. The deeply personal collection moves through themes of mortality, memory, identity, and family, with Duchovny’s relationship with his father emerging as one of its most intimate and recurring threads. Known across acting, directing, […] Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
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JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles explores the remarkable global rise of sushi with a special conversation and dining experience featuring Kiyoshi Kimura, the celebrated founder of Sushizanmai and one of Japan’s best-known figures in the seafood industry. Joined by Tsunetoshi Tanaka of Mitsubishi Corporation, the program looks at how Japanese cuisine has expanded in the United […]
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Hollywood Heritage invites guests inside its Preservation Resource Center for a rare look at Hollywood in Miniature, a remarkable vintage model created by woodworker Joe Pellkofer in the 1930s. Once designed to travel around the country as a miniature representation of Hollywood, the model preserves a tiny vision of the famed movie capital from an […]
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Los Angeles-based artist Vanessa Prager returns to Diane Rosenstein Gallery with Talk to Me, a new series of ten richly textured impasto oil paintings that expands her earlier interest in portraiture into exuberant still lifes. Domestic objects, food, flowers, screens, patterns, and glimpses of people accumulate across the canvases, turning the everyday environment into a […] |
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Los Angeles artist Elliott Hundley returns to Regen Projects with Book of Sand, continuing his densely layered approach to painting, collage, sculpture, and assemblage. Hundley is known for constructing elaborate surfaces from materials including paper, fabric, pins, wire, photographs, paint, and found elements, creating compositions that reveal new details the longer they are viewed. The […] Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] Caryl Churchill’s A Number is an intimate psychological drama that examines identity, family, and the unsettling possibilities of human cloning. When Salter’s son begins asking questions about his past, a long-hidden secret comes to light, forcing father and son to confront choices whose consequences reach far beyond a single relationship. Through sharp dialogue and a […] |
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Filmmaker Zach Cregger brings a terrifying new interpretation of the Resident Evil universe to the Vista Theatre. In this all-new story, Austin Abrams stars as Bryan, a medical courier whose routine night descends into a relentless fight for survival as chaos erupts around him. The film combines horror, action, and survival-thriller intensity with Cregger’s distinctive […] |
3 events,Saxophonist Ravi Coltrane leads his quartet at Blue Note Los Angeles for a special Centennial Celebration honoring the musical legacy surrounding his father, jazz icon John Coltrane, during the year of his 100th birthday. A Grammy-nominated saxophonist, bandleader, and composer in his own right, Ravi has spent more than two decades developing a distinctive voice […] Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […]
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British singer-songwriter Paris Paloma makes her Ford debut with The Fatal Flaw Tour, bringing the atmospheric alt-pop and socially conscious songwriting that propelled her to international attention. Her breakout song “Labour” became a feminist rallying cry, while her debut album Cacophony explores themes including death, patriarchal oppression, and identity through earthy imagery and richly layered […] |
5 events,Saxophonist Ravi Coltrane leads his quartet at Blue Note Los Angeles for a special Centennial Celebration honoring the musical legacy surrounding his father, jazz icon John Coltrane, during the year of his 100th birthday. A Grammy-nominated saxophonist, bandleader, and composer in his own right, Ravi has spent more than two decades developing a distinctive voice […]
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Arthur Penn’s celebrated The Miracle Worker tells the extraordinary story of Helen Keller and teacher Annie Sullivan, whose fierce determination and unconventional methods helped the young Keller break through the isolation created by blindness and deafness. Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke deliver the performances that earned both actresses Academy Awards, transforming the story into an […]
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Author and editor David L. Ulin joins Ivy Pochoda at Skylight Books to discuss American Flash Fiction: An Anthology, an expansive collection devoted to the art of telling complete and resonant stories in remarkably small spaces. Bringing together 100 pieces spanning more than 160 years, the anthology explores how writers across generations have used compression, […] |
5 events,Saxophonist Ravi Coltrane leads his quartet at Blue Note Los Angeles for a special Centennial Celebration honoring the musical legacy surrounding his father, jazz icon John Coltrane, during the year of his 100th birthday. A Grammy-nominated saxophonist, bandleader, and composer in his own right, Ravi has spent more than two decades developing a distinctive voice […]
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MELT brings hockey, theatre, and romance together in a new original play about connection without easy labels. Eli and Ryan fall for each other while rehearsing their professor’s play, only to discover that the script is secretly rooted in the professor’s own unfinished love story. What begins as a rehearsal process gradually becomes something more […] Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […] |
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Hola México Film Festival opens with Loco México Mágico, a lively comedy from director Carlos Santos about an eccentric mayor determined to transform Alvarado, Veracruz, into a major tourist destination by making a Hollywood-style movie. With plenty of ambition, almost no budget, and virtually no filmmaking experience, he recruits a colorful group of local residents—including […] Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer Alex Isley brings her lush blend of R&B, soul, jazz, and dreamy contemporary textures to Blue Note Los Angeles for a three-night engagement. Raised in a legendary musical family as the daughter of Ernie Isley, she has built a voice entirely her own, pairing warm, understated vocals with sophisticated production […]
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Authors and longtime tech-worker organizers Clarissa Redwine and JS Tan discuss Against Tech Oligarchy: Worker Resistance in the World’s Most Powerful Industry, an inside account of the rise of the tech-worker movement and the backlash it triggered across Silicon Valley. Drawing on firsthand organizing experience and years of research, the book traces campaigns against military […] |
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The San Pedro Festival of the Arts celebrates its 20th anniversary with an afternoon of free dance, culture, and community at Peck Park. Presented by Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers, the festival brings together 20 Southern California companies representing an unusually broad range of styles, from contemporary dance and ballet to jazz, flamenco, world traditions, […]
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MASH Gallery presents The Shape of Elsewhere, a group exhibition exploring what happens when recognizable forms begin to shift into something more imaginative and unexpected. Moving across painting, collage, abstraction, figuration, street art, and fused glass, the exhibition brings together eight artists whose works transform bodies, landscapes, architecture, natural elements, and cultural imagery through altered […]
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The Hollywood Bowl’s beloved The Sound of Music Sing-A-Long returns for a joyful evening of music, movie magic, and audience participation beneath the stars. Fans are invited to sing along with the von Trapps through Rodgers & Hammerstein favorites while enjoying the Oscar-winning film in one of Los Angeles’ most iconic outdoor settings. The festivities […] |
9 events,Based on the bestselling novel, Water for Elephants brings a sweeping story of love, reinvention, and adventure to the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in a spectacle-filled Broadway musical. After losing everything that once defined his life, a young man impulsively jumps aboard a moving train and finds himself welcomed into the extraordinary world of a traveling […]
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American Cinematheque presents Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Diabolique, the landmark 1955 psychological thriller that helped redefine suspense cinema with its icy atmosphere, moral ambiguity, and mounting sense of dread. Centered on two women who conspire to murder a cruel man, the film steadily transforms crime drama into something far more unsettling, building toward one of classic cinema’s […] Caryl Churchill’s A Number is an intimate psychological drama that examines identity, family, and the unsettling possibilities of human cloning. When Salter’s son begins asking questions about his past, a long-hidden secret comes to light, forcing father and son to confront choices whose consequences reach far beyond a single relationship. Through sharp dialogue and a […] |
1 event,Jack White brings his explosive live show to the Hollywood Palladium for a two-night engagement, delivering the raw guitar energy, sharp songwriting, and restless musical experimentation that have defined his career. From his work with The White Stripes to The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, and his solo catalog, White has remained one of the most […] |
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David Zwirner presents the first Los Angeles exhibition devoted to Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato, one of the most distinctive Brazilian painters of his generation. Drawing closely from everyday life in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Lorenzato transformed ordinary landscapes, houses, streets, gardens, and still lifes into quietly powerful compositions defined by reduced geometric forms and richly […]
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Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber, hosts of the pop-culture podcast Who? Weekly, bring their sharp and irreverent perspective on celebrity to Harmony Gold for a discussion of I Want to Be Famous. The book examines how fame works in the digital era, from social media and algorithmic visibility to the strange new hierarchy separating instantly […] Swedish pop star Zara Larsson brings the Midnight Sun Tour to The Greek Theatre for two nights of polished, high-energy pop beneath the stars. Known for powerhouse vocals, sleek dance-pop production, and a catalog filled with international hits, Larsson has built a stage presence that balances pop spectacle with confident, emotionally direct performance. The two-night […] |
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Author Amy Fusselman celebrates her new novel Cloud Six, a hilarious and moving story about a married couple who die in a plane crash and unexpectedly wake up in the lowest tier of heaven. Guided through a strange afterlife by a rabbit skeleton and confronted by a bizarre demon landlord, Mam and Bunko try to […] The New Beverly pairs two offbeat romantic films in a warmhearted 35mm double feature. John Cassavetes’ Minnie and Moskowitz stars Gena Rowlands and Seymour Cassel in an unlikely romance between a museum curator and a parking attendant, blending bruised emotions, eccentric humor, and the director’s unmistakably intimate style. The evening continues with Once Around, directed […]
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John C. Reilly steps into the role of Mister Romantic for an evening of love songs, longing, humor, and old-school theatrical charm at Largo. Accompanied by a seasoned band featuring Gabe Witcher, Davíd Garza, David Piltch, and Charles De Castro, Reilly blends music and personality into a warm, slightly eccentric performance built around romance in […] |
1 event,Theatre Unleashed presents the world premiere of IMAGO, a funny, uncompromising, and unexpectedly tender new play about art, ambition, family, and what it costs to finally allow yourself to change. At its center is Katherine Harmston, a fiercely independent painter whose refusal to compromise has shaped both her art and her life. When news of […] |
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Charles Arnoldi returns to Michael Kohn Gallery with an upcoming exhibition highlighting the bold visual language that has defined his long and influential career. Known for his energetic approach to abstraction, Arnoldi creates compositions driven by shape, line, rhythm, and color, giving his work a sense of movement that feels both carefully constructed and spontaneous. […] Theatre Unleashed presents the world premiere of IMAGO, a funny, uncompromising, and unexpectedly tender new play about art, ambition, family, and what it costs to finally allow yourself to change. At its center is Katherine Harmston, a fiercely independent painter whose refusal to compromise has shaped both her art and her life. When news of […] Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […] |
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Manipulation brings together recent works by Los Angeles artists Delbar Azari, Richard Bruland, Courtney Colgan, and Lori Nielson, each approaching material and surface in a distinctly different way. Across painting and mixed media, the artists alter, layer, polish, scrape, reflect, and build their surfaces to create works that resist easy categorization while emphasizing technical precision […] Theatre Unleashed presents the world premiere of IMAGO, a funny, uncompromising, and unexpectedly tender new play about art, ambition, family, and what it costs to finally allow yourself to change. At its center is Katherine Harmston, a fiercely independent painter whose refusal to compromise has shaped both her art and her life. When news of […] Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […] |
1 event,Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […] |